PINTY Red Dot Sight Reflex Optics with Multiple Reticles, Compact Tactical Rifle Scope for Picatinny Rail, Pistol, Airsoft

Awesome little red dot for the price. I got this to mount to an air rifle and it just works. Has color options for the reticle so you can find a mode that works best for you. Once I zeroed this thing is it's really dang accurate and holds zero with ease with my air rifle I highly suggest it. Haven't tried it on a real firearm but it works great with air rifles. Looks great and works great super easy to install and crystal clear glass.

If you have an astigmatism there is more of a comet star flare shape than a dot at all, but that’s just us that have that. It’s well lit, crisp control clicks, zeroes well with a bore laser cartridge. It does have a noticeable weight but it’s not majorly heavy or anything. I remove the flip ups cause that’s my personal preference, but they do have a nice closure and they pop up quick. Battery life is great.

A good sight for airsoft or a bb gun but I wouldn't recommend this for a real gun

What great sight for the money! Easy to use and install. Battery is great. Easy to sight in. I didn't have to pay an arm and a leg to get it.

Am using these Pinty's on two of my my Diana/RWS Model 24 Air Rifles. I really like using the green dot (instead of red) in sunny southern New Mexico. Zero was nearly spot on as it came, just a few clicks lowering on elevation for 25-35 yard shooting. Simple to reverse the mount so it fits the 11mm Dovetail on my air rifles. Has screw in caps over the adjusters. While IMO this is great for air rifles, I don't see myself using this on my Colt LE6940 M4, rather my EOTech.Bought another from same seller (Banyon Imports) just a few days ago, it was not new, probably a return. Box was not sealed, battery already installed, and plastic bag holding parts was ripped open. Returned. See these are selling here now from Pinty Direct which I will now buy from.Update 5/24: I have purchased 5 of these and two had to be returned because they would not keep zero despite being firmly mounted. . The other 3 were A-OK.

I like the red AND green dot. Very visible.easy to see. I also liked how precise the adjustments were , after three shots I was hitting center of crosshairs EVERY time. And the price is unreal. I’d give this ring 5 stars but there’s no way this fits a grooved receiver on my Ruger 10-22 or my high end pellet rifle. The thing is mounted now after several attempts but it’s wonky & I don’t think it will stay on if I bump it. I hope yours fits better. That said I’ll probably buy another I bet and ask my gunsmith buddy to have at it. He might have some adapters laying around

The sights are good, I like the fact that you can zero your sights using the laser with the red dot, help making the gun very accurate!

This is the second "Red Dot" I've tried. I sent the first one back to Amazon, it was from another company. Thought I'd give these guys a try but the same issue! Since the camera had a difficult time focusing in on the dot, I did a mock up showing exactly what's going on. The dot looks like a scratched blob! I've contacted the company and awaiting a remedy. I'll update this as soon as I hear something back from the company.- Update after emails with the company... Inside of many products you get those "Are you happy with our product" cards, if not please email us at... So I thought I would try emailing instead of going through the Amazon email system... Never Again! Everything from here on out will go through Amazon email! I kept getting the same automated response as they tried to drag things out. -The other issue with the product, not a deal breaker, just think you should know... The "Flip up scope protector," what a sales gimmick! Unlike what you might be thinking with a push button and up flips the lens protector, with this "flip up" lens protector, you're better off just pulling off the whole cap cover because by the time you might get the thing to flip up, either your game will have got away, or if you're just plinking, you'll lose total concentration and end up pulling the cover off anyhow. Like I said, that part isn't a deal breaker, but don't be fooled by thinking you're getting extra value for your money. Overall... Big disappointment! Amazon made it right and is accepting the return. Still an inconvenience running back and forth to drop off the thing and search and reorder again. One more thing... Because this blob is virtually identical to a Red Dot I returned from another company, it's telling me these low end scopes are made by the same company and just sold by other peddlers of their low end goods. Hope this helps. -MikeUPDATE- MUST READ... This whole issue could have been avoided if the company had followed up with customer service and pointed out a know issue with Red Dots! That being said, here's what's up... If you have astigmatism, it won't matter what red dot you look through, you'll see a blurred scratchy blob in some way or another. When I went through this whole ordeal, I had also been at the eye doctor who said for my age, (61), my eyes are better than most at this age with NO NOTICEABLE CONCERNS! He Never mentioned "Astigmatism." I went to Bass Pro Shop to compare red dots. I went right for the high end $300 plus dollar red dots and... The thing was blurry! I asked the clerk how they could get away with selling this garbage? He took it and looked through it and asked, "What's wrong?" I said "all the fuzzy blurry lines around the dot. That's what's wrong." He looked at me like I was nuts and kinda frowned. I took the red dot back, looked through it and as I handed it back, said "You're telling me you don't see any blurriness?" He said "Nope." I asked for the $250 dollar red dot... Same thing... A fuzzy red dot! The clerk looked through it and said he only saw a crisp red dot. Then he told me about a week before, two guys were in and one guy had "astigmatism" and saw the same thing. I left dejected. I just came from the eye doctor, what the heck is astigmatism and why didn't the doctor see it? Got home and the neighbor was on his porch, I asked him to look through this red dot and tell me what he saw. He said, "A little red dot." I asked him if he saw any fuzziness, he said, "Nope, but a friend of his, who has astigmatism would see fuzz." SO... Saving you readers from a couple more examples of my introduction to "astigmatism," if you have even a slight astigmatism, you "May" see the fuzziness and/or a starburst pattern as in my illustration above. A hint for those with astigmatism... I was at the range and a guy let me try his rifle. It had a $300+ red dot on it, and guess what? It looked like my illustration above! He had the dot dialed down to the lowest setting which made it a little more difficult to see the starburst effect, but it was still there. And I just saw a YT vid where the guy on the vid said to keep your Red Dots turned to the smallest dot for the best results. So I'm upgrading my original 1 star to 2 stars. Only 2 stars because the company should have known about astigmatism and made us purchasers aware of this issue. Would have saved a lot of frustration. Hope this update helps. -Mike